When I see that people are still supporting this *******

[Incognegro]

It disturbs me just as much as his actions. What happened to people over the years?<div>
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</div><div>Just to clarify, I'd have to hear more about the rally to see if I really find issue in what they're doing or not, the main problem I'm having is the donation for lawyer fees. Are you 17n kidding me?</div>

 

[OneParticularHarbor]

He played during some of the darkest days of the Saints.

 

[thunderclap]

that there are people out there who will look past something like this simply because of someone's profession.

 

[The Peeper]

I dont see anything wrong going on. I would hope former Bulldogs would rally around the existing players and support them too if the shoe was on our foot. I dont see anywhere in the article that anybody is supporting Papa Smurf or the pedo other than the old guy

 

[Incognegro]

He even goes on to say that there are a couple of others that sent money as well. If this happens to be true, then I find that to be disturbing enough.

 

[The Peeper]

So now its the pedo and the old fart against the world (and the couple he "heard" sent $$) He donated a whopping $100. That $100 wont cover the attorneys fee for bailing him out. The way you worded your first post I interpreted it to mean you were pissed the players were coming back to campus in a show of support for the pedo bear, that would have pissed me off too.

 

[Incognegro]

I thought I covered my basis when I said the main issue I had was the donation of money instead of the rally, but it's whatever. The only point that I'm making is that when people openly show their support for things like that. He has to know what he did even if he doesn't know the gravity of it especially since he's donating money to him for a lawyer. That **** doesn't add up to me.